Project Management Training

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Q: How do I get started with the eLearning experience?

Go to www.thelazyprojectmanager.net
Logon using your username and password provided to you by the administrator after you purchased the course
Select the module you wish to take – let’s say you select module 1 ‘The Art of Productive Laziness’
You will immediately be taken in to a screen like this:

When you are ready, and you have your sound turned on, just click the play arrow and the lesson will begin
Once this audio/visual has completed you can scroll down reading the text until you come to the second audio/visual
Continue this way until you have completed the contents of the module – you can repeat this as many times as you wish
Then, when you are ready, select the next activity in the module – or the next module
Each module has some downloadable documents – don’t forget to read these as well as they will contain useful information
In subsequent modules there will be self-paced workshops so follow the guidelines and again download any templates or guides that are recommended
There is also a ‘Guide to The Lazy Project Manager’s eLearning Course’ on the top right hand side menu
That’s it – enjoy the course and good luck

Q: Can I get a receipt for this course?

Yes of course, beyond the Paypal receipt we will happily supply a suitable receipt in order for you to claim the business expense. Just email The Lazy Project Manager eLearning Administrator.

Q: Can I claim PDUs for this course?

The Lazy Project Manager Ltd is not yet a Registered Education Provider (R.E.P.) with PMI.
However, you can claim PDUs (Professional Development Units) under the Category 4: Educational Programs by Outside Providers

PMI recognizes relevant educational activities or programs offered by organizations not registered with PMI. Use the following formula to calculate the number of PDUs earned: One hour of learning relevant to project management within a structured activity or course equals one PDU

As such The Lazy Project Manager eLearning experience equates to 15 hours or 15 PDUs.

If PMI require supporting documentation beyond the course receipt then please contact The Lazy Project Manager eLearning Administrator.

In addition under Category 2: 2SDL – Self Directed Learning – reading The Lazy Project Manager book also can gain you PDUs.

Q: Can I get a printed copy of The Lazy Project Manager book?

Absolutely, just go to www.thelazyprojectmanager.com and select ‘Buy the Book’ – your copy will be signed by the author.

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“Peter was invited as a guest speaker for to the Dorset Branch of BCS - The Chartered Institute for IT. His topic "The Art of Productive Laziness" was most enjoyable with just the right amount of humour whilst providing an excellent overview of project management. Many Members commented that Peter was one of the best speakers they had heard for a long time and that he was very approachable in answering their questions post-event. It made our event a complete success and I have recommended Peter to BCS as a speaker for other Branches to use. Thoroughly entertaining!”
— Kevin Hunt BA (Hons) MBCS CITP MInstLM
“Peter is an engaged and skilled presenter. He delivers his important and interesting message in an entertaining and professional way. With humour and creative stories that you can refer and relate to; it is a fascinating session you will remember for a long time.”
— Malin Lindström
“Peter is an interesting and personable speaker with creative and insightful ideas. It was an evening well spent and I wish he had been given more time.”
— Anna-Marie Heywood MCIPS MBCS
“I saw Peter present recently and, having very much enjoyed his excellent book "The Lazy Project Manager", my expectations were high. I'm pleased to say that he delivered, in every sense of the word! Peter has the gift of taking a technical, and somewhat "dry", topic and making it accessible and even entertaining. And, since the best learning occurs when we are relaxed and enjoying ourselves, this is a great gift indeed. If you are looking for a highly credible keynote speaker on the topic of Project Management, with an engaging, good-humoured and memorable style, look no further!”
— Kate Trafford, NLP
“Peter gave a very entertaining and informative short presentation that left the audience wanting more. His tips on how to be an effective project manager by doing less were very useful indeed! He received very good feedback from the audience as well.”
— Nazia Soonasra, IPM Day 2009 Project Manager, PMI UK Chapter
“Peter talked to the MK group of the APM on the Lazy Project Manager. His delivery style and content were instantly attention grabbing and audience feedback was excellent. I would thoroughly recommend Peter for other similar events.”
— Menna Pitts, Head of Risk Change Delivery, Banco Santander
“I have had the pleasure to invite Peter as one of the keynote speaker to ProjectZone 2010, Budapest. He is a great motivational speaker with such an experience that many of us strive to gain. I have rarely seen an audience of such kind so captivated by a speaker before. Peter with his passionate speech was clearly one of the highlights of the event and also met my personal objective reminding me what “productive laziness” means.”
— Andrea Major, Conference Producer, Stamford Global

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